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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1260293, member: 68"]That was probably an old friend of mine who sold the coin. I don't want to mention his name since he might prefer to remain anonymous. We talked several times about the potential for clads way back when and one of the coins we thought might be a steal was the '75-P dime. This coin is interesting since it wasn't saved in rolls and mint set quality is all over the map. He sold me what might be one of only a handful of 1966 proof quarters. (at least it appears to be proof) In those days there were all sorts of oddball clads floating around. The oddest one is a 1964 clad quarter. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now that a clad has sold for so much perhaps some of the other stuff will start getting offered for sale. It's a buyers market out there but there are a few real collectors for these real coins and not everything is even available. There are not enough coins to make the sort of mass market that exists for some older US coins at current pricing levels. Even much higher prices can't create uncs out of VG's. The coins are gone or degraded and nothing can change it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1260293, member: 68"]That was probably an old friend of mine who sold the coin. I don't want to mention his name since he might prefer to remain anonymous. We talked several times about the potential for clads way back when and one of the coins we thought might be a steal was the '75-P dime. This coin is interesting since it wasn't saved in rolls and mint set quality is all over the map. He sold me what might be one of only a handful of 1966 proof quarters. (at least it appears to be proof) In those days there were all sorts of oddball clads floating around. The oddest one is a 1964 clad quarter. Now that a clad has sold for so much perhaps some of the other stuff will start getting offered for sale. It's a buyers market out there but there are a few real collectors for these real coins and not everything is even available. There are not enough coins to make the sort of mass market that exists for some older US coins at current pricing levels. Even much higher prices can't create uncs out of VG's. The coins are gone or degraded and nothing can change it.[/QUOTE]
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